. Sylva sylvarum; or, A natural history. In ten centuries; whereunto is newly added the History natural and experimental of life and death, or of the prolongation of life. tothe Individual Body. The Century X. [ ?? -?---? 1 l i * .mm. *— T He delight which Men hiv cm Popularity, Fame, Honor, Submifion, andSubjeftiw of other Mens Mndes, Wits, otJtffeflions (although thefe thingsmay be defired for other ends) feemech to be a thing in it felfj without con-. templation of confequence, grateful, and agreeable to the Nature of thing (furely) is not without fdme fignification, as if all Spir
. Sylva sylvarum; or, A natural history. In ten centuries; whereunto is newly added the History natural and experimental of life and death, or of the prolongation of life. tothe Individual Body. The Century X. [ ?? -?---? 1 l i * .mm. *— T He delight which Men hiv cm Popularity, Fame, Honor, Submifion, andSubjeftiw of other Mens Mndes, Wits, otJtffeflions (although thefe thingsmay be defired for other ends) feemech to be a thing in it felfj without con-. templation of confequence, grateful, and agreeable to the Nature of thing (furely) is not without fdme fignification, as if all Spirits andSouls of Men came forth ouc of one Divine Limbm j elfe, why be Men fomuch affefted with that which others think or fay ? The beft temper ofMindes, defireth good Name and true Honor> the lighter, Popularity andApplaufe,* the mote depraved, Subjection and Tyranny j ass is feen in greatConquerors and Troublers of the World; and yet more in Arch-Hereticks,for the introducing of new Doctrines, is like wife an affectation of Tyrannyover the tJnderftandings and Beliefs of Men. 215 1000. ExperimentSolitary, rtouching * A T A B L E Of the chief Matters contained in the CENTURIES A A. Cceleration of time in fVorkjof Nature, 67. In Clarifi-cation of liquor, 68, In fe-veral Maturations, 69. Asof Fruits, ibid. Of Dri^s, and Ulcers, ibid. OfMetalsjibid. Of Clarification in Wine,165. Acceleration of Putrefaction,73. Acceleration of Birth, 78. OfGrowth or Stature, ibid. Three meansof it ibid. ^Acceleration of Germination, 89. Bythree means, viz. Mending the Nou~rlfhmtnt, 90. Comforting the Spiritsof the Plant , ibid. Eajis coming tothe Nourishment, 91. Several Instancesthereof 89,90, 91 Aches in Mens Bodies for efhew ram, 175£gypt fcarce hath any rain, 161. Egypti-an conferring of bodies, 163. Their•Mummies it id. Equinoctial more tolerable for heat, thenthe Zones, 87. Three caufes thereof 87 .Sena 165 Affectat
Size: 1712px × 1460px
Photo credit: © The Reading Room / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
Model Released: No
Keywords: ., book, bookauthorrawleywilliam15881667, booksubjectnaturalhistory
